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Seat Switch Removal

Hey, quick question, I couldn't find in previous threads. I'm swapping out a bad seat adjustment switch: Does the switch come out the front of the face plate or the rear? Is it simply held in with friction tabs?

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Jay B.

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Here's a photo. You might not need to replace the whole thing. You can disassemble and clean the parts. To hold the ball bearings, add some white lithium grease to the springs. It'll hold it as long as you need to get it back together.

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It comes out the front. You have to depress in the tabs from the rear and push it out from behind. The only way I was able to get it to work was to take the whole seat out of the car.

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